Apartment Nejc

Apartment "Nejc is located near the city center in a private house with a balcony with beautiful views of the city, with its own entrance, parking and space for the engines. Possibility of guided tours in museum with a rich cultural and historical heritage, exploring the environment. Ideal base for walking and cycling.

Number of beds: 3 +2, the rooms are Non smoking rooms.

Apartment facilities: hall, bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, balcony and terrace, cable TV and Internet access.

Location: 300 m from the old town, 20 km from Ljubljana and 50 km from Bled, 20 km to the airport, 60 km from Bohinj, 76 km from Postojna, 95 km to the caves and 74 km Cerknica.

Exactly where the Julian Alps in Ljubljana basin decreases, is at the foot of the hill over a thousand years old settlement Škofja Loka. Archaeological discoveries show that there was already populated area in the Copper Age. During the great migration of peoples, the Slavs settled here, the names of the Slavic settlements were prior to the issue of the bishops of Freising. Natural terrace above the confluence Poljanska and Selška Sora and hilly Lubnik enabled the construction of magnificent medieval castle, unter which heave the city, surrounded by a fortified wall. For greater security, was in 1318 the city secured with walls, which had five city doors. On Krancelj, just above Loka Castle, was 12 th century tower, by the earthquake 26th March 1511 fell to the ground. The tower was in ruins, from the radicals, the Loka castle was built. Loka Castle, which was first mentioned in the Act of 1202, was on the edge of the natural terraces and under them was a settlement of traders and craftsmen developed. The castle was the administrator or governor's home and for the Bishop of Freising, when he came to Škofja Loka. After the earthquake in 1511 was the castle by Bishop Philip thoroughly restored and later it was rebuilt several times. In the courtyard stood a square tower, whose foundations are still visible today. Since 1959 in the castle is a museum that has a rich collections mainly former of Loka rule (973-1803) under the supervision of the bishops of Freising, Bavaria. To the city leads a scenic route, firts you came to the well-preserved city wall, which protected the city for centuries. Entrance to the town square on the south side was only possible through Poljanska door, which was protected with a moat, part of which is still visible.